Auditions for Legally Blonde: The Musical, our Spring Theatrical Production at LHS will be held on Saturday, November 21st from 9 am to 4pm in the Choir Room. See Mr Stephens with questions.
Good evening LHS families!
I’d like to start with congratulations to lots of our Wolves! Our JV soccer and JV football teams are conference champs this season, with JV football being undefeated in the conference. The future is bright for these two teams! Congratulations also to seniors Kaylen Bryant and Tori Lykins who were named as all-conference players for this volleyball season. And, our band finished off their competition season with big recognitions yesterday. They earned first place overall in 2A and achieved second place out of all bands, in all classes. Our DECA students had a fantastic showing last week at their regional competition with several students placing in the top ten in their events and qualifying for state competition. We are so proud of these students and their talents!
As a reminder, there will be no school on Tuesday as many schools, including LHS, will serve as polling sites. We encourage all Wolves who are eligible to go vote!
On Wednesday, over half of our seniors will participate in WorkKeys testing. Please make sure to remind students to be to school on time and with a charged device so that testing can begin as soon as school starts. This is an important test for our students as it is an important resume builder that signifies career readiness for future employers. Seniors who achieve a silver level or higher will also earn a cord to wear at graduation. We know our Wolves will do their best, and we appreciate your encouragement!
Saturday is one of our favorite nights of the year: the Miss LHS pageant. We hope you will join us as we celebrate the talents and achievements of our girls as they compete for the Miss LHS title. The event begins at 6pm in the new gym. Tickets are $5 and programs and concessions will also be available for purchase.
I hope every person receiving this phone call plans to be at our stadium tomorrow night, cheering on our Wolves soccer team as they host the first round playoff game against North Wilkes. Tickets are $10 and the game begins at 6:00pm. This is a talented team and you don’t want to miss the chance to see them play! Winter sports tryouts will be Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday this week. Wrestling will be from 3:15–5:30 PM in the wrestling building, Women's Basketball will be from 3:30–4:45 PM in the new gym, and Men's Basketball from 6:00–8:00 PM in the new gym. Students must have an up-to-date physical and concussion paperwork in order to participate. On Thursday, the athletic department will host a mandatory winter sportsmanship meeting for all athletes and their families. This event will be at 6pm in the seminar room.
Thank you for your support of our students and our school! Have a great week!
I’d like to start with congratulations to lots of our Wolves! Our JV soccer and JV football teams are conference champs this season, with JV football being undefeated in the conference. The future is bright for these two teams! Congratulations also to seniors Kaylen Bryant and Tori Lykins who were named as all-conference players for this volleyball season. And, our band finished off their competition season with big recognitions yesterday. They earned first place overall in 2A and achieved second place out of all bands, in all classes. Our DECA students had a fantastic showing last week at their regional competition with several students placing in the top ten in their events and qualifying for state competition. We are so proud of these students and their talents!
As a reminder, there will be no school on Tuesday as many schools, including LHS, will serve as polling sites. We encourage all Wolves who are eligible to go vote!
On Wednesday, over half of our seniors will participate in WorkKeys testing. Please make sure to remind students to be to school on time and with a charged device so that testing can begin as soon as school starts. This is an important test for our students as it is an important resume builder that signifies career readiness for future employers. Seniors who achieve a silver level or higher will also earn a cord to wear at graduation. We know our Wolves will do their best, and we appreciate your encouragement!
Saturday is one of our favorite nights of the year: the Miss LHS pageant. We hope you will join us as we celebrate the talents and achievements of our girls as they compete for the Miss LHS title. The event begins at 6pm in the new gym. Tickets are $5 and programs and concessions will also be available for purchase.
I hope every person receiving this phone call plans to be at our stadium tomorrow night, cheering on our Wolves soccer team as they host the first round playoff game against North Wilkes. Tickets are $10 and the game begins at 6:00pm. This is a talented team and you don’t want to miss the chance to see them play! Winter sports tryouts will be Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday this week. Wrestling will be from 3:15–5:30 PM in the wrestling building, Women's Basketball will be from 3:30–4:45 PM in the new gym, and Men's Basketball from 6:00–8:00 PM in the new gym. Students must have an up-to-date physical and concussion paperwork in order to participate. On Thursday, the athletic department will host a mandatory winter sportsmanship meeting for all athletes and their families. This event will be at 6pm in the seminar room.
Thank you for your support of our students and our school! Have a great week!
LHS Summer Hours will be Monday-Friday 7:30-3:30.
Attention Recent Graduates:
Due to a mix-up with the company, handshake photos were not mailed out to individual homes. Please come by the school and see Mrs. Wright to get your photos anytime the school building is open. If you would like to call the school to ensure the building is open before you come, our number is: 704-735-3089
Due to a mix-up with the company, handshake photos were not mailed out to individual homes. Please come by the school and see Mrs. Wright to get your photos anytime the school building is open. If you would like to call the school to ensure the building is open before you come, our number is: 704-735-3089
Is your Chromebook locked for the summer? If you need assistance with your device to complete your summer courses, please contact Mrs. Roberson via email (eroberson@lincoln.k12.nc.us). You may also reach out to the Lincoln County Schools IT department. (704-736-1017 ext 20043)
Congratulations to our Retirees! Once a wolf, always a wolf! Best of luck in your future.
Spring 2027 Greece Trip –Sign Up While There’s Still Time!
Dear families,
Exciting news — we already have a wonderful group of students signed up for our Spring 2027 trip to Greece, and we want YOUR student to be part of it!
We know the winter weather caused some scheduling challenges during our first meeting, so we’re happy to offer another opportunity to learn all about this trip! We’ll share details on what we’ll see and do, hands-on learning activities, academic opportunities, trip costs, and how to reserve your spot.
Find meeting info and RSVP here: https://bit.ly/4vdB3nw
Here's just a taste of what's in store:
Walk through the ancient ruins of the Acropolis.
Taste authentic Greek cuisine in a local taverna.
Sail the stunning Mediterranean coastline.
Explore the historic streets of Athens' Plaka neighborhood …and so much more!
Hope to see you there!
Erica Roberson
Dear families,
Exciting news — we already have a wonderful group of students signed up for our Spring 2027 trip to Greece, and we want YOUR student to be part of it!
We know the winter weather caused some scheduling challenges during our first meeting, so we’re happy to offer another opportunity to learn all about this trip! We’ll share details on what we’ll see and do, hands-on learning activities, academic opportunities, trip costs, and how to reserve your spot.
Find meeting info and RSVP here: https://bit.ly/4vdB3nw
Here's just a taste of what's in store:
Walk through the ancient ruins of the Acropolis.
Taste authentic Greek cuisine in a local taverna.
Sail the stunning Mediterranean coastline.
Explore the historic streets of Athens' Plaka neighborhood …and so much more!
Hope to see you there!
Erica Roberson
Next week we will have a Special Olympics Spirit Week! (April 20th-24th)
Monday is Pajama Day, "Dream Together, Belong Together"
Tuesday is Teen Beach Day, "Bikers vs Surfers, Different vibes, one tribe"
Wednesday is Color Day, "Different Colors, One Pack"
Thursday is Superhero Day, "Capes On, Kindness Strong"
Friday is Black and Gold Day, "One Pack, One Purpose"
Monday is Pajama Day, "Dream Together, Belong Together"
Tuesday is Teen Beach Day, "Bikers vs Surfers, Different vibes, one tribe"
Wednesday is Color Day, "Different Colors, One Pack"
Thursday is Superhero Day, "Capes On, Kindness Strong"
Friday is Black and Gold Day, "One Pack, One Purpose"
The Future Ready Expo on April 23 offers students opportunities to meet employers, explore careers, discuss college options, and learn about internships or apprenticeships. Events are scheduled at different times across local high schools, with participation sponsored by LCS CTE, LEDA, NC Works, and the CTE Business Advisory Council, encouraging student engagement in career planning and workforce development. The LHS event will be from 8:30-9:30 am
Here are the TOP FIVE things you need to know to have a great week at LHS.
1. Registration appointments continue this week. Please make sure to keep up with your appointment day and time and come prepared with ideas about classes for next year and questions for your counselor. Don’t forget to check out the Student Landing Page for tons of registration resources!
2. Alpha resumes its normal schedule this week. Please make sure to sign up for your club selection for Thursday. Student Lighthouse Teams will meet during Club Time on Thursday in Ms. Kovalchuck’s room (230).
3. We’ve got testing going on this week. Seniors taking Workkeys are reminded to be to school on time on Tuesday, with a charged chromebook. English 2 students are taking their first check-in on Wednesday and should bring their charged chromebooks as well.
4. Juniors and Seniors are reminded that this is the last week prom tickets are on sale for $50. The price per ticket increases to $60 next week. Guest forms will be available in the front office and have to be submitted before April 2. See Ms. Fletcher, Ms. Pyrtle, or Ms. Wise (NOT DURING CLASS TIME) to purchase your ticket(s).
5. As a quick reminder, all students should stay in the cafeteria during their assigned lunch. Students should not go to the gym or to teachers’ classrooms during the lunch period. If you have made arrangements to make up work or get help from a teacher during your lunch, you need to see the administrator on duty at lunch for permission to leave the cafeteria.
1. Registration appointments continue this week. Please make sure to keep up with your appointment day and time and come prepared with ideas about classes for next year and questions for your counselor. Don’t forget to check out the Student Landing Page for tons of registration resources!
2. Alpha resumes its normal schedule this week. Please make sure to sign up for your club selection for Thursday. Student Lighthouse Teams will meet during Club Time on Thursday in Ms. Kovalchuck’s room (230).
3. We’ve got testing going on this week. Seniors taking Workkeys are reminded to be to school on time on Tuesday, with a charged chromebook. English 2 students are taking their first check-in on Wednesday and should bring their charged chromebooks as well.
4. Juniors and Seniors are reminded that this is the last week prom tickets are on sale for $50. The price per ticket increases to $60 next week. Guest forms will be available in the front office and have to be submitted before April 2. See Ms. Fletcher, Ms. Pyrtle, or Ms. Wise (NOT DURING CLASS TIME) to purchase your ticket(s).
5. As a quick reminder, all students should stay in the cafeteria during their assigned lunch. Students should not go to the gym or to teachers’ classrooms during the lunch period. If you have made arrangements to make up work or get help from a teacher during your lunch, you need to see the administrator on duty at lunch for permission to leave the cafeteria.
Just a reminder of this opportunity to explore CTE careers, local employers, and the Dallas campus of Gaston College on Feb. 24th.
Regster with the link:
https://www.gaston.edu/cte-roadmap/
Regster with the link:
https://www.gaston.edu/cte-roadmap/
We couldn't let this snowy week pass without giving a huge shoutout to our incredible Student Services Team! ❄️
From guiding students through their post-graduation plans to supporting our community through big emotions, these ladies do it all. They are the backbone of LHS, supporting our students, staff, and parents every single day. We are so lucky to have them!
From guiding students through their post-graduation plans to supporting our community through big emotions, these ladies do it all. They are the backbone of LHS, supporting our students, staff, and parents every single day. We are so lucky to have them!
Please check out this informative session about CTE career exploration! Use the link below for more information:
https://www.gaston.edu/cte-roadmap/
https://www.gaston.edu/cte-roadmap/
The Art Club annual Valentine's Flower Sale is happening now! Use this link to order or purchase during lunches on Feb. 13th:
https://forms.gle/bCzRPhWhwMNKhdDB8
See Mrs. Lanier for details
https://forms.gle/bCzRPhWhwMNKhdDB8
See Mrs. Lanier for details
Dear families,
Just a quick reminder – the informational meeting for our 2027 Greece trip is almost here! This is one of two international travel opportunities available for Lincolnton students, with this one taking place during spring break.
The info meeting was originally scheduled to take place this Thursday, February 5th at 6:30PM in the Media Center. But due to weather and other events, it is now scheduled for 7:30 at the Jonas Branch of the Lincoln County Library. An announcement will be shared prior to Thursday to either confirm or reschedule the event if needed.
Please RSVP here: https://rsvp.eftours.com/sk9ukgn
Those who register for the meeting will be eligible to receive a $200 tour discount and be eligible for Risk-Free Enrollment if they enroll on our tour!
Just a quick reminder – the informational meeting for our 2027 Greece trip is almost here! This is one of two international travel opportunities available for Lincolnton students, with this one taking place during spring break.
The info meeting was originally scheduled to take place this Thursday, February 5th at 6:30PM in the Media Center. But due to weather and other events, it is now scheduled for 7:30 at the Jonas Branch of the Lincoln County Library. An announcement will be shared prior to Thursday to either confirm or reschedule the event if needed.
Please RSVP here: https://rsvp.eftours.com/sk9ukgn
Those who register for the meeting will be eligible to receive a $200 tour discount and be eligible for Risk-Free Enrollment if they enroll on our tour!
Happy CTE Month!
This month, we celebrate Career & Technical Education and the opportunities it creates for students to gain real-world skills, leadership, and hands-on experience!
CTE prepares us for college, careers, and beyond—helping students turn passions into futures. We’re proud to be part of programs that build confidence, creativity, and success every day!
This month, we celebrate Career & Technical Education and the opportunities it creates for students to gain real-world skills, leadership, and hands-on experience!
CTE prepares us for college, careers, and beyond—helping students turn passions into futures. We’re proud to be part of programs that build confidence, creativity, and success every day!
Dear LHS families! We are thrilled to share that the new travel club Paws & Passports will be heading to Greece over Spring Break 2027.
This is an incredible opportunity for students to explore new places, experience different cultures, and gain lifelong skills like independence and confidence. There will be a one-time informational meeting to share everything you need to know, including what travelers will see and do, hands-on learning activities, academic opportunities, trip costs, and how to secure a spot on this incredible adventure.
Find meeting info and RSVP here:
https://rsvp.eftours.com/sk9ukgn
We hope to see you at the meeting (RSVP for meeting details) to share how this trip can be an unforgettable chapter in your child's life!
This is an incredible opportunity for students to explore new places, experience different cultures, and gain lifelong skills like independence and confidence. There will be a one-time informational meeting to share everything you need to know, including what travelers will see and do, hands-on learning activities, academic opportunities, trip costs, and how to secure a spot on this incredible adventure.
Find meeting info and RSVP here:
https://rsvp.eftours.com/sk9ukgn
We hope to see you at the meeting (RSVP for meeting details) to share how this trip can be an unforgettable chapter in your child's life!
Week of January 19, 2026
Welcome to Semester Two, Week Three!
Here are the TOP FIVE things you need to know to have a great week at LHS.
Remember that there is no school on Monday, January 19. School will resume on Tuesday, January 20 at 8am.
We have TWO home basketball games this week. You can purchase your $5 ticket at all lunches on Tuesday and Friday. Remember that you can only buy ONE ticket. The $5 meal deal is also available at the concession stand for these games. For $5, you will get an entree, drink, chips, and a cookie. Tuesday’s game is Senior Night, with recognition for seniors on both the varsity girls’ and boys’ teams. Friday is Military Appreciation Night. Encourage your family members who may be active duty, reserve personnel or veterans to come to the game because they get in FREE with their military ID.
Speak of basketball, you MUST enter through the main entrance to either purchase your ticket or show the ticket you bought at lunch. If you are found entering through a side door, you will be banned from attending future games. And, if someone lets you in through a side door, they will be banned as well. This is a safety issue because we have to keep an accurate count of the number of people in the stands and we also need to make sure that all spectators are scanned upon entry.
Juniors and Seniors: If you do not have approved LA/ER and are staying on campus during a period when you have a CCP class, an online class, or a reduced schedule placeholder, you MUST be in the Seminar Room. There are no exceptions to this policy.
If you need to see your counselor, make sure to use the appointment request form. Counselors will begin pre-advising for registration this week and, because of that, they will be in and out of their offices. If you need to talk to your counselor, the best way to make sure you are seen quickly is to fill out the appointment request form. Walk-in visits are not available, unless it is a crisis situation.
Welcome to Semester Two, Week Three!
Here are the TOP FIVE things you need to know to have a great week at LHS.
Remember that there is no school on Monday, January 19. School will resume on Tuesday, January 20 at 8am.
We have TWO home basketball games this week. You can purchase your $5 ticket at all lunches on Tuesday and Friday. Remember that you can only buy ONE ticket. The $5 meal deal is also available at the concession stand for these games. For $5, you will get an entree, drink, chips, and a cookie. Tuesday’s game is Senior Night, with recognition for seniors on both the varsity girls’ and boys’ teams. Friday is Military Appreciation Night. Encourage your family members who may be active duty, reserve personnel or veterans to come to the game because they get in FREE with their military ID.
Speak of basketball, you MUST enter through the main entrance to either purchase your ticket or show the ticket you bought at lunch. If you are found entering through a side door, you will be banned from attending future games. And, if someone lets you in through a side door, they will be banned as well. This is a safety issue because we have to keep an accurate count of the number of people in the stands and we also need to make sure that all spectators are scanned upon entry.
Juniors and Seniors: If you do not have approved LA/ER and are staying on campus during a period when you have a CCP class, an online class, or a reduced schedule placeholder, you MUST be in the Seminar Room. There are no exceptions to this policy.
If you need to see your counselor, make sure to use the appointment request form. Counselors will begin pre-advising for registration this week and, because of that, they will be in and out of their offices. If you need to talk to your counselor, the best way to make sure you are seen quickly is to fill out the appointment request form. Walk-in visits are not available, unless it is a crisis situation.
Week of January 12, 2026 Top 5 Things to Know!
Welcome to Semester Two, Week Two!
Here are the TOP FIVE things you need to know to have a great week at LHS.
Report cards go home on Thursday. We will have a 10 minute homeroom at 8am to give out report cards. Please note that, if you took an English 2 EOC re-test on Friday, your final grade and exam grade will be updated once we receive those scores.
We have TWO home basketball games this week. You can purchase your $5 ticket at all lunches on Tuesday and Friday. Remember that you can only buy ONE ticket. The $5 meal deal is also available at the concession stand for these games. For $5, you will get an entree, drink, chips, and a cookie.
Counselors are still processing schedule change requests. Please be patient. Do not complete the appointment form to ask about a schedule change. Do not stop by guidance without being called. All those things slow down the process.
Juniors and Seniors: You should have turned in your LA/ER form on Friday. If you didn’t, it is too late to turn it in. If you have not received confirmation that you can come in late or leave early, you need to stay in the media center until you receive that confirmation.
Looking ahead, there is no school on Monday, January 19. Enjoy your long weekend!
Welcome to Semester Two, Week Two!
Here are the TOP FIVE things you need to know to have a great week at LHS.
Report cards go home on Thursday. We will have a 10 minute homeroom at 8am to give out report cards. Please note that, if you took an English 2 EOC re-test on Friday, your final grade and exam grade will be updated once we receive those scores.
We have TWO home basketball games this week. You can purchase your $5 ticket at all lunches on Tuesday and Friday. Remember that you can only buy ONE ticket. The $5 meal deal is also available at the concession stand for these games. For $5, you will get an entree, drink, chips, and a cookie.
Counselors are still processing schedule change requests. Please be patient. Do not complete the appointment form to ask about a schedule change. Do not stop by guidance without being called. All those things slow down the process.
Juniors and Seniors: You should have turned in your LA/ER form on Friday. If you didn’t, it is too late to turn it in. If you have not received confirmation that you can come in late or leave early, you need to stay in the media center until you receive that confirmation.
Looking ahead, there is no school on Monday, January 19. Enjoy your long weekend!
Early Release/Late Arrival forms are due by January 9th. Students must complete and return the form to be considered for approval. No student should assume approval until they hear from the administration and should plan to be in attendance on campus until that time. This option is only available to our Junior and Senior students